press secretary and porky pig

[donquixote99]

I think it could be a class-action suite, as everyone in the country is damaged by having a visible ass for a president. I think $10 each for 100,000,000 plaintiffs would be a moderate and appropriate result.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

I think it could be a class-action suite, as everyone in the country is damaged by having a visible ass for a president. I think $10 each for 100,000,000 plaintiffs would be a moderate and appropriate result.

If there is going to be a judgment against Trump, it must be the biggest and the best, of course.

[Chicks]

Excellent summary of this Deviant President by Lawrence O'Donnell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gChUjQzF9rk

[finnbow]

Spicer and NSA McMaster were forced to apologize to the British after having accused them yesterday of conspiring with Obama to spy on Trump. In the words of the British government, these claims were "utterly ridiculous." The source of said claim? Fox commentator "Judge" Andrew Napolitano.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...trump-wiretap/

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Spicer and NSA McMaster were forced to apologize to the British after having accused them yesterday of conspiring with Obama to spy on Trump. In the words of the British government, these claims were "utterly ridiculous." The source of said claim? Fox commentator "Judge" Andrew Napolitano.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...trump-wiretap/

Maybe a positive side effect of this will be a realization by some that Fox is not a reliable source of information. But that is probably a pipe dream. It nice though to see Spicer have to back off from his reliance on a Fox commentator as a source.

[Rajoo]

This is sounding better and better.

Sources told the Sun and Telegraph US officials had issued a "grovelling" apology to the PM's National Security Adviser Sir Mark Lyall Grant.

Love the word 'grovel' in this instance especially since I recall Spicer telling his audience that he speaks for Trump and not for himself.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer sparked the row last night by quoting a Fox News pundit who claimed GCHQ "wiretapped" the Republican billionaire for Barack Obama to avoid "American fingerprints".

Today he was branded "stupid" and "desperate" by Britain's former foreign secretary and intelligence committee chief Malcolm Rifkind.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...pdown-10044555

[barbara]

Originally Posted by JCricket

Watching him now. It ain't funny no more........

None of it is funny anymore.
Someone needs to get down to the real business of running the country.